Yep, here he is in all of his badass-gecko glory...
So basically, losing his tail just made his balls look a lot bigger [
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-Randy
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Lyncheyez
Sep 07, 2004 08:45 PM
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LetkeysLeos
Sep 07, 2004 09:56 PM
He is definately a stud. Haven't some said that some males breed better without a tail?? Or are those people just trying to sell their tail less males???
P.S. to bad about the tail and those were spectactular photos.
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NeoScales
Sep 08, 2004 09:29 AM
"Haven't some said that some males breed better without a tail?? Or are those people just trying to sell their tail less males???"
From everything I've heard, most wild adult males have lost their tails. So I don't think it's a negative in any way (even overall appearance). Just a unique event for us...
Take care,
Randy
LdyPayne
Sep 08, 2004 11:15 AM
Considering the tails look like bird poop from above, or at least my gecko's tail does, can't say it detracts from their beauty at all
